Here are some who once recently associated with the team,saying things which are not with good intensions and not just expert opinions of professionals.Left armer or not,the bowlers are hunting in pairs even better than Aussies and SAF,and sharing the load nicely than ever before.Their only aim is to seek glory after a lot of misery before the WorldCup and such a focus cannot be disturbed by spreading technicalities of playing.Afterall,the lefthanded pacers are to be dealt with suitably and the batters are doing just that.WayneParnell,MhdIrfan,Wahab Riaz(39 overs 192runs 1 wkt against India,with no maiden overs) know more about it than these lesser informed professionals.One has to only do the necessary thing for winning-Right handed or Left.
riaz bowling its a bodyline bowling, he was bowling to watson with an angle that no batman can play the ball with bat.... If Riaz really wanted to challenge watson he could have bowl him with angle that watson could play with the bat
1) Indians play well when they are underdogs.. when they are demotivated in their previous outings they have always done well.. .. Now that they are beaten by Aussies .. they will play well. 2) Aussies play well when they are winning ... once dented their confidence will take a beating.. in fact Pakistanis have 'softened' them up.. 3) Indian batting is better than Pakistan's..
India is not short of ideas. On their day it is a great side. Only they can bounce back from the ebbs. Look at the last match. With a slow run rate they reached over 6 at the end. With a seemingly good total by the opposition at the start, India overcame this opposition. The only thing is that it has to be their day.
Let India not replicate Pakistan's batting agaist Aus, if India plays to it's potential, they will beat Australia. We sure could learn few things from wahab's bowling though
Re: don't replicate
by Krishna Murthy on Mar 23, 2015 08:30 AM
Article written as if Pakistan did everything right, and India cannot do anything such that.
